How to Say ‘Reserve’ in Traditional Chinese
預訂
yù dìng
[yùdìng]
💬 Usage Tip: In Taiwan, [預訂] is a common way to say reserve or book ahead. You can swap the object after it: [預訂位子] "reserve seats," [預訂包廂] "reserve a private room."
Phrase Breakdown
預訂
yù dìng
[yùdìng]
reserve, book
To arrange to have something set aside for future use.
我想預訂餐廳。
I want to book a restaurant.
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